Loss of licence allowance Sample Clauses

Loss of licence allowance a) Full-time continuing or fixed-term staff members will receive an annual allowance of up to $1,547 to assist the pilot to hold adequate insurance against loss of licence. The allowance will be paid on a pro-rata basis for part-time staff members.
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Loss of licence allowance. 40.2.1 The Loss of Licence allowance amount for the premium year shall be up to a maximum of $2,935 (incl GST) (1 March 2023) and will be dependent upon the production of evidence that the amount has been paid. This amount will be adjusted on 1 March each year of this agreement by the CPI for the previous calendar year. It is acknowledged by the parties that this figure will not be reduced.
Loss of licence allowance. A. In addition to all other remuneration prescribed by this award MacAir will pay to each pilot on permanent hire an annual allowance of up to $1100 to assist the pilot to hold adequate insurance against loss of license. Payment of the allowance will be made on the last date for payment of salary in April of each year on production by the pilot of proof of payment.

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